Audiobooks narrated by Tim Morgan

We the People Is All the People Audiobook

"Who are the “we” of “we the people”? This collaboration between Duncan Tonatiuh and Howard W. Reeves celebrates inclusion, exploring what the preamble to our United States Constitution leaves unsaid. We the people of the United States, in order to form a more perfect union . . . Who are the “we the people” mentioned in the preamble to the U.S. Constitution? They are our neighbors next door, down the street, or across the country. They live in different places, worship in different ways, and come from different backgrounds and histories. They struggle, achieve, and overcome. They are you, and me, and us. Because, as we strive to create a more perfect union, “we” should mean “all.”"

Howard W. Reeves (Author), Tim Morgan (Narrator)

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Every Exit Brings You Home: 'A work of magic' Washington Post

"A moving and haunting portrait of a Palestinian immigrant's heroic efforts to heal his community and birth love from tragedy 'This is one of those rare stories that feels at once universal and impossibly strange, rooted in the ordinary challenges of the American Dream but lashed to horrors unfolding on the other side of the planet.' Washington Post In Naeem Murr's first novel in two decades, the conflicts, griefs, and hopes of a community of diverse immigrants in a Chicago condominium come to represent those of the wounded world we all must share. As the financial crisis of the late Noughties looms, all that anyone truly knows about Jamal 'Jack' Shaban is how readily he sacrifices himself in his attempts to broker peace between his embittered neighbors. For his flight attendant colleagues, he is an object of desire, even love, particularly for his sweetly bawdy Wisconsinite best friend, Birdy. Believing that Jack is gay, Birdy knows nothing of Dimra, Jack's traditional Muslim wife, with whom Jack is desperate to have a child. Nor isDimra aware of Jack's attraction to Marcia: an angry single mother new to the building. The resulting tangle of conflict, love and desire returns Jack to the violence of 1980s Gaza, where a love affair led him to exile and nearly destroyed his life. A man of many faces - adulterer, devoted husband, fixer, community leader, liar, and the survivor of human and cosmic cruelty in both the past and present - Jack is a paragon of both desire and hope, someone who has committed to love because the alternative is darkness. Weaving poignant tragedy and bittersweet comedy, a tale of one man's blasted hopes and indomitable dedication to the well-being of others, this is a book to love, reread and remember. 'Timely and urgent, EveryExit Brings You Home explores Jack's hopes, sorrows, and regrets—and, by proxy, those of immigrants everywhere.' Harper's Bazaar"

Naeem Murr (Author), Tim Morgan (Narrator)

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The Essentials of Excellence: Timeless Principles to Achieve Greatness

"The Essentials of Excellence was designed for busy leaders and other committed individuals who are passionate about pursuing excellence—not just in one area but across all dimensions of life. Whether in relation to personal endeavors, work, relationships, or spirituality, the pursuit of excellence is a journey that enriches and transforms us. This book extracts the principles, values, and practices that form the foundation of a life dedicated to excellence. Among many other pertinent topics, it explains how to develop a mindset of greatness in the fullest sense; understand the science of habit formation; craft a compelling vision for your life; release the power of strong relationships, collaboration, and teamwork; become effective at problem-solving and communication; and rise above limiting beliefs. Excellence is not about perfection. At its core, it is about maximizing your potential while contributing meaningfully to the world around you. Excellence calls us to rise above mediocrity, challenging us to continuously grow, adapt, and move toward greatness. Here is a blueprint for living a purposeful and impactful life."

Dale C. Bronner (Author), Tim Morgan (Narrator)

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Low Vision: What It's Like to Live with Vision Loss

"Do you have low vision? Do you know someone with low vision? One out of every five people who live into their eighties will encounter vision loss. Some may grow up with healthy vision and then experience vision loss from macular degeneration, glaucoma, or some other eye disease later in life. Others may be born with an inherited or congenital condition that results in low vision such as albinism or retinopathy of prematurity. Most people with vision loss have useful remaining vision; we call it low vision. But what can they see? What is the impact of low vision on their daily lives? Put it simply, what's it like to live with low vision? Low vision is any form of vision impairment, not correctable by glasses or contacts, resulting from eye disease or injury. Low vision is a broad spectrum lying between total blindness and normal vision. The number of people with low vision is rising rapidly as our population ages, with conservative estimates ranging upward from seven million in the United States to hundreds of millions worldwide. Despite its high prevalence, there is little understanding of low vision among the general public and even in the medical community. Gordon Legge is a leading vision scientist who has devoted more than forty years to research on low vision. He has low vision himself, providing him with a unique perspective on the science and its implications. In the book, he describes the diverse nature of low vision, how it is measured and characterized, and its impact on daily experience. By understanding the science behind these experiences, we will all better understand the challenges and possibilities of life with low vision."

Gordon E. Legge (Author), Tim Morgan (Narrator)

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Down to the Liar

"Julep may have recovered some of her grifter mojo after the last month's catastrophes, but her search for Dani has gotten exactly nowhere. She’s still looking, but as the days wear on, she’s beginning to think Dani doesn’t want to be found. Then she gets a call from a mysterious source, who tells her that the information she desperately needs to both locate Dani and unlock the blue-fairy flash drive can be found at the Chinese consulate. What the caller fails to mention is that the same information will drop Julep straight into a conspiracy that threatens the entire city of Chicago. With a few new rookies along for the ride, Julep and her associates-in-crime must step in where law enforcement fears to tread to shield their home city from the shadowy threat. Will Julep be able to outsmart old enemies, stay out of the crosshairs of new ones, and still find Dani? Or is she in way over her head?"

Mary Elizabeth Summer (Author), Elena Anderson, Tim Morgan (Narrator)

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I Need a Job: Be Noticed. Land the Interview. Get Hired.

"An expert guide to finding work and advancing your career in a new, post-COVID job market It's brutal. I'm frustrated. Nobody is responding… These are the comments heard in almost every conversation about the job market these days—as every opportunity and posting attracts hundreds if not thousands of applicants. And all too often, people think technology will do everything for them. Getting a job today takes so much more than just updating your resume and sending it out everywhere. Instead, you'll be online assessing, video responding, and amplifying your visibility in a competitive job market. I Need a Job! lays out exactly what you need, with an action plan for competing in an ever-evolving workscape. Written by Gary Burnison, CEO of Korn Ferry and New York Times bestselling author, the book contains timely advice from a firm that places a professional in a job every three minutes of the workday. It captures the essentials of what will help you stand out and break away from the rest: Your A.C.T. — Be authentic. Make a connection. Give others a taste of who you are. Knowing Yourself — Before you focus outward, it's important to first look inward—so you can move onward. Assessing for Success — Assessments permeate the hiring environment and at every stage of the process. Putting Your I in AI — Employers are using AI—and so can you. Networking in the New World of Work — Your skills qualify you, but networking gets you in the door. Interviewing: From Prep Time to Go Time — Know the story you tell and who you will tell it to. I Need a Job! is your guide for navigating the confusion and cutting through the uncertainty. Following its timely advice and timeless wisdom, you will elevate yourself—to be noticed, land the interview, and get the job you want."

Gary Burnison (Author), Tim Morgan (Narrator)

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Way Out There: Adventures of a Wilderness Trekker

"Way Out There is an account of J. Robert Harris's extraordinary exploits while backpacking in some of the world's most tantalizing places―largely alone and unsupported. His stories are by turns funny, tragic, and uplifting, and are all told in his down‐to‐earth, friendly style. For J. R., it all began in 1966 when, as a young New Yorker, he impulsively drives his VW Beetle across the country to the very end of the northernmost road in Alaska, searching for an answer to a simple question: What is it like to be way out there? How this happened, whom he met, and what he encountered along the way became the foundation for a lifelong attraction to trekking and adventure travel. Subsequent chapters chronologically explore some of his many journeys, revealing an enduring wanderlust honed by his emerging maturity and outdoor skills. Stories of J. R.'s solo treks point to stark contrasts between his urban upbringing and his wilderness wanderings, while tales of adventure with small but diverse groups of friends are enriched by their collective experiences and varying viewpoints about exploration. Way Out There is a lively yet introspective book by a restless soul that will attract countless listeners who love to travel, as well as armchair adventurers and communities looking for outdoor role models."

J. Robert Harris (Author), Tim Morgan (Narrator)

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The Hidden YES: Decoding Consumer Psychology to Boost Sales in Finance and Insurance

"Why do customers hesitate or walk away even when the offer is great? How do you sell more without cutting prices or adding benefits? What are the three critical mistakes that ruin most sales efforts? The Hidden Yes takes you on a fascinating journey into the world of consumer psychology to reveal the answers. Packed with real-world case studies, this book shows you how to remove the invisible barriers that stop customers from acting and how to apply powerful principles that make your offers more persuasive. Drawing on a decade of experience with leading financial institutions, The Hidden Yes is your guide to decoding customer behavior and measurably increasing sales online and face-to-face."

Matt Sucha (Author), Tim Morgan (Narrator)

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When the Garden Was Eden: Clyde, the Captain, Dollar Bill, and the Glory Days of the New York Knicks

"“Brilliant . . . smartly written, featuring tons of interviews with the Knicks of the Phil Jackson-Clyde-Reed era.” — New York Magazine “Harvey Araton has evocatively rendered the team that New York never stops pining for—the Old Knicks. More than a nostalgic chronicle . . . it’s a portrait of a group of proud, idiosyncratic men and the city that needed them.'' — Jonathan Mahler, author of Ladies and Gentleman, the Bronx is Burning In the tradition of The Boys of Summer and The Bronx Is Burning, New York Times sports columnist Harvey Araton delivers a fascinating look at the 1970s New York Knicks—part autobiography, part sports history, part epic, set against the tumultuous era when Walt Frazier, Willis Reed, and Bill Bradley reigned supreme in the world of basketball. The late 1960s and early 1970s, in New York City and America at large, were years marked by political tumult, social unrest . . . and the best professional basketball ever played. Paradise, for better or worse, was a hardwood court in midtown Manhattan. Harvey Araton has followed the Knicks, old and new, for decades—first as a teenage fan, then as a young sports reporter with the New York Post, and now as a writer and columnist for the New York Times. When the Garden Was Eden is the definitive account of the New York Knicks in their vintage pomp. With measured prose and shoe-leather reporting, Araton relives their most glorious triumphs and bitter rivalries, and casts light on a team all but forgotten outside of pregame highlight reels and nostalgic reunions at the Garden. Araton’s revealing story of the Knicks’ heyday is far more than a review of one of basketball’s greatest teams’ inspiring story—it is, at heart, a stirring recreation of a time and place when the NBA championships defined the national dream. Supplemental enhancement PDF accompanies the audiobook."

Harvey Araton (Author), Tim Morgan (Narrator)

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Crisis Management: Recovering the Social License by Corporate Conformance

"Crisis Management: Recovering the Social License by Corporate Conformance expands the literature on crisis management by drawing on criminological concepts such as individual and corporate deviance by misconduct convenience. Gottschalk discusses a variety of crisis management situations, and crisis management readiness is emphasized. The theory of convenience suggests that deviance is caused by motive of possibilities or threats, opportunity to commit and conceal, and willingness for deviant behavior depending on convenience orientation. The social license to operate that refers to the extent of stakeholder acceptance of business operations can be recovered in a crisis situation: this book describes the crisis management and strategies that should be employed when the social license has been violated."

Petter Gottschalk (Author), Tim Morgan (Narrator)

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Particles of Truth- A Story of Discovery, Controversy, and the Fight for Healthy Air

"A compelling, real-life account of how scientists uncovered air pollution’s deadly impact on human health—and the contentious battles to use key scientific evidence in the critical fight for clean air. Particles of Truth is a riveting account of the discovery of the critical health effects of air pollution told by Arden Pope and Douglas Dockery, who have been at the forefront of air pollution and health research for four decades. With an insightful foreword by former EPA Administrator Gina McCarthy, this compelling book provides an inside look at groundbreaking scientific research and ensuing political and public-policy battles. It presents evidence that air pollution is a major contributor to disease and death and that reducing air pollution saves lives. The book also delves into intense efforts to discredit and cast doubt on the science. Through firsthand accounts, Pope and Dockery bring the scientific discoveries regarding the health effects of air pollution and accompanying controversies to life. They describe the real-world challenges of conducting impactful research when public health clashes with economic interests and politics. Despite these challenges, they and their colleagues persisted, accumulating evidence that supports landmark clean-air legislation and pollution reduction efforts worldwide. More than an inside look at pioneering air pollution research and the hidden health burden of air pollution, Particles of Truth is a story of determination and perseverance by those working to protect air quality and our health; indeed, their efforts have contributed to improvements in public health and an increase in longevity. For anyone interested in public health, environmental quality, or public policy, this is a must-read book that takes you to the front lines of discovery and controversy."

C. Arden Pope III, Douglas W. Dockery, Gina McCarthy (Author), Tim Morgan (Narrator)

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The The Philosophy of Camus- Through a Kierkegaardian Lens

"Although Albert Camus is recognized as an important novelist and political commentator, he is often still underrated as a philosopher. Camus' Philosophy, focussing on Camus' explicitly philosophical writings, provides a detailed examination of his intellectual development, and argues that his work constitutes a coherent, carefully argued meditation on central philosophical themes. A systematic comparison of Camus with Soren Kierkegaard provides an interpretive lens through which Camus' central philosophical concerns are brought into focus. Camus' three thematic "cycles" - dealing with Absurdity, Revolt and Love/Nemesis - are compared and contrasted with Kierkegaard's three "stages of life" - the aesthetic, ethical and religious. Anthony Rudd argues that the Absurd in Camus refers primarily to an experience of the world as lacking Meaning, in a broadly religious sense, which Camus sees as entailing a radical amoralism. Rudd compares this outlook to Kierkegaard's "aestheticism", before considering the reasons for Camus' eventual rejection of Absurdist amoralism for the ethical philosophy which Camus develops in The Rebel. Camus' Philosophy raises questions, in a Kierkegaardian spirit, about whether Camus' ethics can be viable without a fuller metaphysical background than he articulates in The Rebel. Rudd concludes by considering the continuing tension between Camus' affirmation of a Meaningful order in nature and his sensitivity to suffering and evil, looking at his account of tragedy and the apparent pessimism of his last published novel, The Fall."

Anthony Rudd (Author), Tim Morgan (Narrator)

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